Mueva has great yoga classes and a separate yoga studio for…read moreclasses. I find their pricing very reasonable with qualified teachers. Plus, it is 15 minutes from my house.

This is a beautiful fitness community! Members and instructors support one another and share in the…read morejoy of a consistent fitness haven. Mueva instructors take time and care developing creative routines, bringing their energy to each class! A variety of classes are offered throughout the week to fit any schedule. Members enjoy the benefits of a kick butt workout alongside amazing people. I love this place!

Very welcoming. Classes to fit everyone's need. I recommend In Harmony for a truly remarkable…read moreexperience.

I cannot say anything but good things about this place. I have an issue with anxiety and every time…read moreI get done with one of her classes, I feel so relaxed. It is hands down the best feeling possible!

Yoga Oasis is a friendly, caring place to learn and practice yoga. Individual limitations are…read morerespected, and suitable modifications are offered. It is relaxing as well as challenging. Agility, flexibility, strengthening, balance, and spirituality are all part of yoga classes at Yoga Oasis.

Great yoga place. I have had Kelly as my instructor. She really knows her stuff and gives a…read morewonderful meditative experience. Easy parking

I enjoyed my three months of training. I am in a higher place mentally and physically because of…read morethe training.

I truly look forward to coming to Ensoul's classes after a long day at work. I have only been a…read morecouple of times, and I'm so happy I've found a place I'm comfortable and at peace at. I am by no means an expert at yoga, far from it (ive been to about 10 classes in my life). The classes are challenging, and push yourself to be better and stronger with every class. I leave drenched in sweat and its so invigorating! Parking is a pain, but thats for any business located downtown.

The carpet in the studio is so disgusting and outdated. A hot studio that retains carpet? Is this…read morea YMCA from the 1990s? I have only been attending the studio for a few months, but the owner has been very unfriendly and rude towards me, and my friend who I brought as a guest even commented about the owners attitude. She has never been welcoming, no matter how friendly and kind I am toward her. The pilates classes are consistently the same, lacking creativity from the instructors. There are blocks and various types of equipment available, but they are never utilized! Despite the classes being waitlisted, there are instructors in the studio taking up space while paying members are unable to attend. I will not be returning to this studio.

I recently visited this studio, I was searching for a more affordable yoga spot. Really enjoyed the…read moresession. It was a little small inside compared to the other studios I've been to but it was still nice. The staff is super friendly. It's also a black owned business!!!!! Kudos. Definitely recommend checking this place out. Drop in for a class or two. There's also free parking in the back!

The studio looked like every other yoga studio but the instructor of the class was absolutely…read morehorrendous. In all the group classes I've taken (yoga, Pilates, kickboxing, etc.), this instructor had to have been the most disengaged and disinterested. My cousin and I went to a Vinyasa class because she found the studio online and wanted to give it a shot. I've done a bit of Bikram and Hatha Flow sporadically and she had never done yoga before (maybe a free group class or two). We walked in and the receptionist was nice enough. We go inside the heated room and do a bit of stretching before class. The instructor walks in and says his name is Austin and that he's subbing for someone named Justin. My cousin and I have never been to this studio before so that means nothing to us. His shirt had a Buddha on it with "Let Shit Go" underneath and I internally groan: Buddhism is an actual religion so slapping a deity millions of people worship on a t-shirt with a basic saying underneath just reeks aloofness. But that's besides the point. He notes that my cousin has never been to yoga or Vinyayas before. The class begins and he walks us through a long series of postures once and then said something like "Now do that flow for the next five minutes." Besides two people in the class who seemed to be regulars, everyone else was entirely lost on the sequence and generally had really confused and lost looks on their faces. Meanwhile, after his initial quick listing of the poses, he doesn't do anything else. He says absolutely nothing and just looks bored. He makes no effort to explain the poses, guide the class (the vast majority of whom were struggling), to correct anyone's postures, to offer advanced alternatives for the only two people who seemed to know what they were doing, or do anything an instructor is expected to do. He just checked out after listing the poses once. The dude literally just stood against a wall and stared into space, only resurfacing two or three times during the entire one-hour class to add more postures to the sequence and say "Now repeat this for 10 minutes." If we wanted something with no engagement, we would have happily stayed home and watched YouTube videos, which quite frankly are better because they at least provide some instruction and guidance. I'm also not sure why he bothered asking if there was anyone new to yoga in the class when he threw that out the window immediately - luckily, my cousin is athletic so she was able to catch on as much as anyone can in that situation. This studio needs to train its instructors better. I've gone to many group classes of all varieties for years and never have I had an instructor that was absolutely disinterested in guiding, teaching, or even minimally engaging with the students. My cousin had bought a series of classes and regretted it after this first class.

I was a beginner yogi last July. 2019 was about trying new things that are good for health. I tried…read moresomething new every month. Yoga was July. I would try for 30 days and see if I liked it, felt health benefit, and would keep the new things that had the most impact. I was nervous because I had never done yoga, didn't know anyone, and did not own any yoga pants or other gear. I had signed up online and when I walked it the environment was simple and non threatening. I was greeted warmly, assured I would be able to follow along just fine. It was gentle Yoga. Grab a block, a strap and legs up the wall. The class was awesome for slowing down the mind. Amy was the instructor and her voice was calming and her instructions precise. At times she will throw out a suggestion and you have no idea if she is talking to you. Pretty much if one person needs to soften the knees someone else needs a reminder as well. I finished out my month and felt more confident and peaceful in my mind. I decided to sign up for an entire year. 6 months into my year long member ship and I have no regrets. I never miss my classes. I go three times a week. My body is stronger, leaner, more toned, my balance improved, my breathing is softer, I sleep better, I'm more flexible and my mind is at ease. The facilities are tidy. Instructors are skilled. There are a variety of classes for all skill levels. Modifications are always provided. Parking is ample. Rest rooms on site. Service is professional. Really great value for the money. Practicing Yoga has contributed to a healthier and more enjoyable me.

I've been practicing Yoga with Thrive on and off since 2013. 98% of the time, I'm at their Troy…read morelocation, since this one's a bit far and out of the way for me. But, I had purchased a 5 pack of classes and the last class expires tomorrow, so I had to use it. The schedule at this location had the class and time that I wanted, so since it's Easter Sunday, I decided to trek out here and get my Yoga on. The studio's in a strip mall just like their Troy location, at the corner of 12 mile and Orchard Lake Road. The lobby area's well taken care of full of product for sale. Yoga mats, towels, and a few sweatshirts are there for purchase. The lobby usually opens 30 minutes prior to class starting so everyone can get checked in and set up in class with their mats. If you don't have a mat, they will rent you one for a few dollars. They also have towels as well, but I think they charge for those too. I've forgotten my mat at home before and had to rent one, just make sure you return it to the counter. The bathrooms here are fabulous, and there's tons of space and cubbies for putting your items away while you're doing yoga. The showers are great just be prepared to dress in front of other people. They also have cubbies up front, which are the ones I use when placing my shoes and keys away before class. Remember kids, no cell phones are allowed in the yoga studio during class. Also, no shoes past the lobby area! As for pricing, they are not cheap but not the most expensive I've seen either. They have a variety of different packages available for purchase. You can purchase classes in a bundle (10 classes, 5 classes, etc.) or you can get a monthly membership. They also usually have new student discounts so check online and with the staff. They also have a drop in fee if you just want to do one class to check it out or get a yoga class in for fun. *most* of the instructors here are good. Over the years I've had a few that were NOT good, unfriendly or just unhelpful. But, most are good at leading class and get to know you by name. Make sure to bring water, a mat, a towel and get ready to do some Yoga!

amazing teachers and the yoga is awesome! When you get done practicing you feel like a newborn baby!read more

Really love your class jessica . I've been coming for 5 months every Sunday …read more By far the best in terms of atmosphere and actually feeling like I'm developing and engaging with the session, so thanks for creating such a fab environment! " "Relaxed, down to earth and welcoming.

Cute off-the-beaten-path studio. I have driven past this place so many times but its cute! I am a…read morenewb to yoga but this was a fun class for those who wanted to push themselves outside of their comfort zone. Only one room so I wonder how it is when it is the next classes turn. I felt my abs the next day which was fun for me! Would liked a little more direction but maybe in a smaller/non-event class setting. Instructor's voice was calming and i took a lot away from her, now I can focus on my breathing and where my breath came from. Would be interested in another class!